Thank you for this excellent educational video. It is exactly what I was needing to help me with my wind chime project. I learned a great deal today. Carry On Sir!
I love your bells. I have a CO2 tank and would like to make a bell with a couple tones to it. My question is are both of your cuts equal length or are they different? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Have you ever done horizontal cuts? I saw one video on it and it made a wicked sound. Think I'm gonna try it. It's so hard for me to find tanks though.
Cool video, I noticed that every cylinder with a cut was deeper and sounded better to me. I didn't see the cut and I was wondering if the cut is vertical or horizontal? And how long is the cut?
I cast aluminum farm bells and they sound pretty good. If the aluminum cylinders were made of cast aluminum, or zinc mix , they would ring much better. Cast aluminum is more brittle because of the carbon added to the aluminum...
Sounds like you have a metal banger inside the tank. I have seen some design that use a rubber hockey puck for a softer thud shroud when used as a front door bell and not a wind chime. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
Pat, what a great bell, and thank you for making this happen! Working with you to have this created was a true pleasure; polite, responsive and totally professional! I am so happy with this piece of art, look forward to working with you on more creations, and purchasing others for gifts! All the best!
Thanks for the info.
What if you cut a slot into it?
Thank you for this excellent educational video. It is exactly what I was needing to help me with my wind chime project. I learned a great deal today. Carry On Sir!
Very cool.
What do you mean with and without cut? where is the cut?
There is a vertical cut going up the side on some of them.
@@psacustomcreations Where?...How long?
Awesome video glad u took the time to share. I'm hoping this on provides the juice I need. Coming from a lenze tech sm2100.
And switch panel?
Will motor and circuit board of a 6f fit on a 8F?
I do not know, sorry.
Sounds great
I have several different sizes of bottles I want to make a wind chime with
Hello. Is your incoming power 240? And one line is black the other is white? White is not a neutral correct?
Both are equal length. You can change the sound by having different lengths
I love your bells. I have a CO2 tank and would like to make a bell with a couple tones to it. My question is are both of your cuts equal length or are they different? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
the master of tank-bell acoustics demonstrates his experiments with sound comparisons.
Thanks for the information
Excellent video
Thank you
Thank you
The 20 lb CO2 tank sounds best.
Is this a single cut or the same cut on both sides?
Where are you finding your tanks? I tried to do it with an aluminum one and didn't sound good at all.
You will need to check at dive shops or scrap metal yards
Beautiful.
Does the paint affect the sound??
NO. It does not.
Be nice to mention what metal each one is made of and the thickness of the metal too Awesome bells dude 👌👌
But how does it sound?!?!?!?!
Hello👋🙋♂️ there once again. As always amazing and very interesting project. Thanks for sharing new ideas💡💡💡 Do keep posting👍💯 Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes✨✨✨ The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
Hello👋🙋♂️ there.. Amazing and very interesting project.. Super like👌👌👌 Not easy to make. Appreciate the effort. Thanks for sharing👍 do keep posting new ideas💡💡💡 Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes✨✨✨ The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
I like how you found the low sound of a big bell in a much smaller one, easier to hang on a porch.
Awesome. I am making bells and was wondering if they would still resonate with designs cut into them. Now I know 🙂
So enjoy these bells!
Have you ever done horizontal cuts? I saw one video on it and it made a wicked sound. Think I'm gonna try it. It's so hard for me to find tanks though.
Yes, I have made horizontal cuts in tanks. They sound good as well
Should try cutting one side just a little shorter.
Are you using a cut off wheel to make the side cuts?
I use a metal cutting circular saw
I may not have a harbor freight grinder but I do have a Chicago electric oscillating tool I don't like 10 12 years
how was that cut ? Looks very smooth !
Plasma cutter on a special table
that is a good design
Where would I find a carbon dioxide cylinder
Try to find places that test them
what did you use as a gonger
he likes a baseball on a stick
Piece of metal
Both are good but I'd buy a cut one if I were the customer.
Cool video, I noticed that every cylinder with a cut was deeper and sounded better to me. I didn't see the cut and I was wondering if the cut is vertical or horizontal? And how long is the cut?
Looks and sounds good Pat
I cast aluminum farm bells and they sound pretty good. If the aluminum cylinders were made of cast aluminum, or zinc mix , they would ring much better. Cast aluminum is more brittle because of the carbon added to the aluminum...
You keep on loosening the locking nut before you use them… operator error?
Thanks for a great idea to start my new hobby, DRIVING MY NEIGHBOR CRAZY!
Is the CO2 bell (4th one hanging from the left) steel? Seems to be from a 20lb cylinder.
Yes, a 20 pound steel CO2 tank
Sounds like you have a metal banger inside the tank. I have seen some design that use a rubber hockey puck for a softer thud shroud when used as a front door bell and not a wind chime. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
Yep. I have experimented with several items and all change the way the cylinder sounds.
excellent comparisons and explanations
Pat, what a great bell, and thank you for making this happen! Working with you to have this created was a true pleasure; polite, responsive and totally professional! I am so happy with this piece of art, look forward to working with you on more creations, and purchasing others for gifts! All the best!
Thank you and I am glad you like the piece. I will look forward to any future work.
Hello. The yellow bell is made from a scuba or a gas cilinder?
Scuba tank
Wow! Goin to try cutting a Lin in one of my scuba tank bells!